Sentence examples for destructive effect of the from inspiring English sources
Superconductors containing mesoscopic artificially-engineered defects are orders of magnitude more resistant to the destructive effect of the magnetic field.
Mr Romualdez said: "No-one could have imagined the scale and could have predicted the destructive effect of the super-typhoon".
In Figure 4, however, the destructive effect of the identified interference term (see Equation 39) and the importance of its (approximate) cancellation are demonstrated.
This mode of delivery spares the TAA CD8 effector T cells from the destructive effect of the 5FU when their proliferation is induced by the vaccine.
Giant ABC is an uncommon pathological lesion and can be challenging because of the destructive effect of the cyst on the bones and the pressure on the nearby structures, especially on weight-bearing bones.
For our main variable of interest, the household's vulnerability, we empirically define it as the regression residual of the total destructive effect of the earthquake on its physical impact (i.e., peak ground acceleration) and a household's asset index in 2010.
The ultimate destructive effect of these reactive species is amplified many times by the cascade of free radical production they generate.
In the early 1960's, the United States and the Soviet Union first recognized the potentially destructive effects of the electromagnetic pulse, or EMP, emitted by nuclear weapons detonations.
For decades, people thought this was the case — that the runny nose, sore throat and sneezing we experience with colds resulted from the destructive effects of the virus itself on the innocent cells of our noses and throats.
In a letter to Commissioner Roger Goodell, Ray Halbritter, a leader of the Oneida Nation, asked the league to "finally halt the destructive effects of the 'R-word' on our people and Native peoples everywhere".
